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• Houstonians could be asked to vote on proposal to protect ship channel
• HOUSTON - It's a proposal to building a billion-dollar gate that would close in the event of a storm surge, keeping damaging waves away
• Red tape being blamed for abandoned Houston houses
• HOUSTON - They're ripped off and overgrown and need someone to fix them up or tear them down. But developers are being turned away
• Admitted mobster back behind bars, accused of murder
• HOUSTON - He's always managed to stay one step ahead of serious trouble until now. And he's alleging the FBI was helping him along the way.
• Constable Trevino: Good intentions gone too far?
• HOUSTON - We're investigating the constable's Mother's Day flower operation. Did his good intentions turn into a waste of money?
• Katy Fire Chief indicted in Valium diversion case
• HOUSTON - Used to showing courage under fire, the chief of the Katy Fire Department is now in a different kind of hot seat
• 10 years later, deadly smuggle job still haunts some
• VICTORIA, TX - First responders are sharing stories about the day in 2003 when 19 illegal immigrants were left for dead in a trailer near Victoria
• Houston group among those targeted by IRS?
• HOUSTON - True the Vote was harshly critiqued during election season, but it seems the group's been on the government radar for even longer
• State Legislature approves port reform
• AUSTIN, TX - It's out with the old and in with the new at the Port of Houston, thanks to a vote in the state Capitol and 13 Undercover reports
• Houston port spent thousands on party
• HOUSTON - Hours after the Port of Houston voted to curtail entertainment spending, it spent thousands of your money on a swanky party
• GPS in police cars: What officials want to hide
• HOUSTON - More and more police cars are being equipped with GPS locators, but access to their location information could soon change
• Perry defends position on gun control measures
• HOUSTON - The Texas governor is explaining why he can't support a bill to impose background checks on gun buyers, even if Texans want it
• Texas lawmakers consider statewide reform for ports
• HOUSTON - A Texas bill would sweep a majority of Houston port commissioners out of office. It's the result of an 13 Undercover investigation

• Senate hearing centers on Texas' sports arena spending
• TX comptroller dodges arena spending questions
• New study may reignite debate over Astrodome
• Former Harris Co. DA Pat Lykos cleared of wrongdoing
• Texas' loser pays law does more harm than good?
• Port commissioners pass new policy, then throw a party
• Port officials spent thousands on alcohol, food
• Sonic employee injured during robbery denied benefits
• Indicted Constable Trevino still at work
• Bill would change state's big-event spending policy
• Texas' bookkeeper defends All-Star expenses
• Tax dollars funded Toyota Center's $8 million TV
• Lawmaker criticizes Port of Houston for cruise deal
• Port of Houston defends cruise line deals
• METRORail's north line expansion faces more delays
• Tangled tale of Russian mobster continues
• Houston rapper accuses mobster of stealing car
• ABC13 helps expunge wrongful charge on woman's record
• Sheriff Garcia: 'I'm not going to apologize'
• Confusion surrounds campus shooting
• Texans likely to fight Obama's gun proposal
• Stakes could be high in Texas school choice fight
• Perry favors tax cuts over restoring budget cuts
• Can private school voucher program work here?
• Texas to consider expanding school choice program
• Houston: Office Depot overcharged taxpayers
• Keystone pipeline protest ends with arrest of two
• Indicted Constable Victor Trevino receives some support
• Will county attorney remove indicted Constable Trevino?
• Constable Victor Trevino indicted by grand jury